The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-03-26
OVER THE STATE.

The Cumberland Times says that Mr.. H. H
Keedy, of Washington county, will be pushed fol
Comptroller by the Reformers.
Mr.. Ira R. George, living near Emmorton
Hartford county, has heifer which gives milk
freely from six teats. She will be three years old
in June.
handsome residence of the late George W. Pole
situated on the Williamsport turnpike, within a
half mile of Hagerstown, for $4,000.
Miss Caroline M. Purne, daughter of Mr..
VIM, II. Purnell, ex.president of Delaware Col
Iege graduated at the Woman's Medical College
in Philadelphia, on Wednesday of last week.
In the Frederick county Circuit Court last
week, in the trial of William B. Saylor, indicted
for forgery the jury failed to agree after being out
twenty four hours. The jury stood six to six.
Tho Frederick Citizen says: Something
should be done to lessen our court expenses
There is more time wasted, we venture to say, in
the Frederick county court by judges and lawyers,
than in any other court in Maryland"
DIR. Eutaw Neighbors, of Frederick county,
has been appointed physician to the Indian Res
contains between eight and nine hundred Indians.
The appointment was secured through the efforts
of Col. L.V. Baughman.
Rev. william M. Baker has been obliged, on
account of his duties rector of ST. Lukes Church,
Baltimore, to resign the edtorship ofthe Maryland
Churchman, the organ of Bishop Paret, and Rev.
A. C. McCobe, rector of St. Philips parish has
assumed the editorial duties.
The Port Tobacco Times in reviewing the
question of new constitution for Maryland, says
ga new constitution is without doubt public ne
cessity in our State at present, and it is probable
that the agricultural population will vote pretty
solidly for the call of convention.
Another Mormon Bishop is visiting the vii.
lage of McHenry, Garrett county. The two rep
resentatives of the Latter Day Saints from Salt
Lake City, who had spent the winter there, left
that place few weeks ago. Many of the best
citizens of the place getting very tired these
people.
Col. VIM, P. Maulsby, the only survivor of
the original Carroll county bar, and first State
Senator from Carroll county, has been invited to
prepare historical sketch of the county to be read
on the occasion of the semi ntennal celebration.
Hon. John e. Smith has been selected as the ora
tor of the occasion.
The militia force of the State of Maryland is
as follows: General staff officers, 81 regimental
field and staff officers, 32 company officers, ia
total commissioned officers, 1853; total nom COM
missioned officers, musicians and privates, 1912
aggregate 1850; number of men available for
military duty, $4,000.
Mr.. Samuel Nasbaum, while cutting tree
near Liberty, Frederick county, last week, in
search of squirrel found 81 silver dollars bear
Ing uaees ranging ifom Adol " A'0i' WIN eho
exception of the last date the pieces were all for
egn coins, and, from the appearance of the silver,
must have been deposited there over 80 years ago.
Mr. Edward W. Mealey, United States Con-
sui TO Munich, will leave his home in Hagerstown,
on March 31st, accompanied by his wife, They
will leave New York for Europe on April I'd. Mr..
Mealey will take no one from Hagerstown with
him in the capacity of secretary, as has been re-
ported, but will retain the present vce-consul in
office.
AT Westminster's celebration of the semi
centennial of Carroll county on Easter Monday, it
is proposed to have cavalcade of 1000 persons
and grand trades display. Music will be afford
ed by about twenty bands, consolidated and play
ing as one organization. They include about 300
pieces. There will also be vocal music by chorus
of several hundred voices,